44868
From: chatillon, [DNS_Address]
Subject: What the *H* is this thing?
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Three guesses. First two don't count. |
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44886
From: georg, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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most everyone seems to be sleep-walking and are mostly unaware of the danger signals ... my better half says that they (TPTB) are compelled to reveal through the media what they have planned for us ... all the films we see that show these "danger signals" are part of the agenda ... but some films like the early Mel Gibson films no longer air ... Road Warrior ... nope ... they do have a new version though ... Conspiracy Theory that mentions MKultra ... nope ... they gave away too much there ... whoever thought up putting the poster of John Lennon and his bulletin board was right on ... Sean Lennon asserts that it was a programmed assassin who killed his dad |
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44881
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50_kK9phHy8 |
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44878
From: chatillon, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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I'll call you--or not--whenever I damn well please. Why don't you just ignore my posts as I ignore yours 99.9% of the time? With all due respect--you really do make yourself look like a silly little 2nd grade hall monitor bully-troll. You need to have the last word? Now go ahead--as you were instructed. Just remember who started this. Fini. |
44880
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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So what do you think about my response concerning insect drones? |
44882
From: chatillon, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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Thank you for posting these! I'd found articles about them some time back. Worrisome little things, to put it mildly. I'm surprised that more people haven't heard about them. (Worded the Subject as if the fellow was asking.) |
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44883
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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okie dokie :0) Agree, worrisome little things and then some. |
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44870
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
URL: https://aam.today/mit-scientists-built-insect-sized-drones/
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MIT Scientists Built Insect-Sized Drones A Bug’s Eye-View January 6, 2023 | Dave Clarke Just what you needed: another acronym. Meet the MAV: A microaerial-vehicle. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) developed and tested a drone; a very, very tiny – you might say bug-sized – drone which, to paraphrase Star Trek, can go “where no man has gone before.” The MAV weighs just 665 milligrams (0.00146607 lbs.) and measures 6 x 2 x 1 cm (2.3622 in. x 0.787402 in. x 0.393701 in.). To easily visualize this, 6 cm is about the width of a credit card or business card. Tiny Drones Inspired by Flying Insects The scientists, YuFeng Chen, Siyi Xu, Zhijian Ren, and Pakpong Chirarattananon, summarized their work in IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ROBOTICS, in late 2021. The microaerial-vehicle project was inspired, almost Da Vinci-like, by nature. The Renaissance man saw birds taking flight and wondered “Why not man, too?” The MIT scientists saw insects and realized how nimble and hearty they are. Think about it. Flying insects navigate their flights through muddled settings. They use their agility to acrobatically zig, zag, flip forward and back, and recover from in-flight collisions to reach their destination and achieve their goals. How Do MAVs Work? Most MAVs are powered by rigid actuators, such as piezoelectric ceramics. But, such rigidity brings with it low fracture strength (120 MPa) and failure strain (0.3%). While they may have a high lift-to-weight ratio, they can’t perform somersaults or recover quickly from collisions. The MIT team used a novel dielectric elastomer actuator (DEA). This DEA is capable of high-power density (1.2 kW/kg) and a comparatively high transduction efficiency (37%). The elasticity of a soft actuator facilitates unique flight capabilities, a greater lift-to-weight ratio (>2.2:1), and can ascend at 70 cm/s. When the MAV collides in-flight it can now somersault with 0.16s. The potential for this new class of hybrid soft-rigid robots portends a future of enhanced environmental explorations in areas that could not be easily reached by many, if not all, of the UAVs currently being developed. |
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From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
URL: https://news.mit.edu/2018/novel-chip-upgrade-helps-miniature-drones-navigate-0620
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p.s. Insect size drones have been in the works for sometime, here is a link to an article from 2018: Chip upgrade helps miniature drones navigate Low-power design will allow devices as small as a honeybee to determine their location while flying. 
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44869
From: Redhart, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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no questioning this guys veracity? How about he or his friend made it in the garage so they could get followers lol. a tik tok isn't proof of anything. I don't think tiktok is the first place I'd consider investigating a find like that (if he did indeed find it at all). How many bigfoot postings are on X and tik tok? Aliens? Ghosts videos? amazing claims require amazing proof and evidence. Call us when you have that and not a redneck on tiktok. |
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From: chatillon, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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I'll call you--or not--whenever I damn well please. Why don't you just ignore my posts as I ignore yours 99.9% of the time? With all due respect--you really do make yourself look like a silly little 2nd grade hall monitor bully-troll. You need to have the last word? Now go ahead--as you were instructed. Just remember who started this. Fini. |
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44889
From: Redhart, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What the *H* is this thing?
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hit a nerve? lol Did you expect to post a tiktok throwing some homemade thingy on the table and expect everyone to buy into the news pet conspiracy theory? Whatever you think of me is none of my business. You need to consider what you posts and what it says about you. lol and you can ask my hubby, I don't follow anyone's orders. Glad to let ya vent, hope you feel better :p |
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